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245 quarter panel difference? 200

posted by  VintageBas on  Tue Jul 27 05:08 CST 2010
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Hi john,

thanks for your answer. I was comparing my '81 and 93 and it looks very the same. When talking about quarter panel, I'm talking about the sheet metal welded in the rear opening of the rear door going all the way back to the back lights of the station wagon. This include the wheel arch. I know the rear tub (for spare tire)is sold separatly. For the holes for the lower body trim I don't care since they will be patched since I don't use the plastic trim cause it cause more rust than protection!

Good idea for the later version, I will look for that. I noticed that sheet metal was thickier in the final years ('86 +).

Sébas






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